Police in Prakasam, Andhra Pradesh, used a bulldozer to crush seized liquor worth over $320,000.

Footage from June 15 shows hundreds of bottles of alcohol being crushed by the truck.

Law enforcement had been seizing illegal liquor and liquor being smuggled.

Law enforcement officials raided illicit liquor production facilities in southern India's Andhra Pradesh.

The incident took place near the South Bypass, in the middle of the Agraharam village in Ongole city, Prakasam district on June 15.

Visuals showed a bunch of liquor bottles on the road. The bottles were placed on the road along the entire area and a bulldozer crushed them. As a result, the alcohol spilled out and spread across the whole road.

According to reports, illegal liquor bottles were destroyed under the auspices of the Prakasam Police and Special Enforcement Bureau. Officials seized alcohol worth Rs. 2,50,00,000 (USD 320,409.90).

The SP explained that police and SEB officials have taken up a special drive in the last two months to eradicate illicit and ID liquor in the district, registered over 200 cases and arrested more than 200 persons. The district top cop said the special drives will be carried out across the district to crack down on illegal activities like ID liquor, illicit liquor, ganja , gutka and gambling activities.

The SP warned of strict action against those indulging in smuggling of liquor. SEB Joint Director ASP Y Suryachandra Rao, SEB Superintendent A Avulayya and Ongole Police- DSP U Nagaraju were present.